A few food trucks – with and without pics and prices 🙂
Please note food offered could change (I’m not sure if the menus are set for the season)
I apologize to Anissa in advance for this less than flattering portrait.
Gaufrabec – Waffles! Here you can find a couple different waffles stuffed with your choice of filling. It was rainy when I had mine and it was perfect. The smell is divine.
Winneburger – Burgers, Mushroom Burgers, artisanal potato chips and a couple drinks. I really loved this burger which was a little on the small-ish side but just right. The challah bun was fantastic, and it had just the right amount of grease. Sorry – I forgot to take pics. Sometimes it happens.
Saigon, Je me souviens – When I went they were offering imperial rolls, banh mi, a pork & rice plate, and coconut (?) tapioca pudding. I chose the banh mi and liked it. The bread was not that chewy dense bread, but nice and light. The tapioca pudding was good, but a bit perfume-y for me.
Landry & Filles – I had the matane shrimp ploye ($9) which is a fluffy crepe cooked on only one side with shrimp, apple, lettuce, and wasabi mayo. It was good but perhaps could have used some punchier flavours – I didn’t really taste any wasabi. We finished off with the raspberry lemonade ($3) which was great.
APDC truck is the green one in the background.
Au Pied de Cochon – Oh my. I ordered the combo box #1 which included a doughnut (your choice rhubarb or chocolate – I chose chocolate), meat on a doughnut which includes smoked meat, tongue (I believe) and white pork, and a soda float with maple soda and maple ice cream? I could be wrong on some of the details. This was $15. The sandwich was HUGE and I started to feel a bit ill halfway through. I finished the float but had to save the doughnut for later (which was also large). It was good and I’m super glad I tried it but it is just a bit too intense for eating often. Think of it as a treat. 🙂
Michelle Little
Writer & Photographer
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